The national curriculum outlines the set standards for schools to meet and where students should be with regards to their development. It’s a pretty handy tool for parents too as it helps them to support their child’s learning at home. There are a few differences that you’ll find from school to school as programmes […]
How to Raise a Compassionate Child
We all want our children to grow up to be kind and compassionate people that we can be proud of. Luckily, it’s something that doesn’t require a lot of work as we’re all born with the instinct to help others. It just needs nurturing and reminding. A prep school in Worcestershire has some wonderful […]
Does My Child Need a Tutor?
Over the past few years there’s been a rise in demand for tutoring. Parents are continually looking for ways to push their children and help them reach their full potential. To help you decide whether your child needs a tutor, we have shared some guidance created by an independent school in London below. […]
Knightsbridge School – The Benefits of School Trips for Children
School trips allow for an enriched learning experience where children are able to apply and see what they’ve been taught in the world around them. They are thoroughly enjoyed by children and make the best childhood memories. Here are more benefits according to a private school in Chelsea. A Chance to Get to […]
The peculiar cruelty of sports bras
What’s In Your Gym Bag?
After experiencing a pandemic for two years, and its associated lockdowns, many of us found that putting on weight became the norm. That said, there’s no reason why we need to feel bad about this, because after all, times were unprecedented, and we can always work it off. Heading to the gym and sustaining […]
A light in the distance
There was a rainbow across the valley. Today. It started with a colourful blister under the cloud next to the barn. And it grew up, up into the violet grey. A natural pride flag unfurling upward from the pot of gold, And other metaphors. Elsewhere, across valleys in other countries illumination comes from enemy incendiary […]
